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In a previous study examining age at cochlear implantation, 25.6% (11 of 43) of children who received cochlear implants showed marked deterioration (≥20 dB change in pure-tone average) in audiometric thresholds, resulting in a shift in intervention from hearing aids to cochlear implants (Fitzpatrick et al. 2011).

Percentages of residents at risk of depression were reduced in intervention homes (from 28%to20%0%) but increased in control homes (from 26%to30%0%) from the first to the second interview.

Rates of suicidal ideation declined faster in intervention patients (from 29.4% to 16.5%) than with usual care (from 20.1% to 17.1%).

Stillbirth rates declined significantly in intervention villages (from 66 to 43/1000) as did early neonatal mortality rates (from 48 to 31/1000).

Incidence in nine clusters (four in intervention) calculated from 3.5 years.

Other bottlenecks within the health system may also prevent changes in intervention coverage from having concomitant impact on mortality.

Antenatal visits increased in intervention villages (from 69.0%, 95% CI 65.8% to 73.1% to 75.8%, 95% CI 72.2%too 79.4%) with no change in comparison villages.

Although the rate also declined among patients treated in intervention units (from 4.7 to 4.0%), the change was smaller and not significant.

Clinicians might consider coherence-oriented structure of the SOC and the connection between the SOC and HRQoL data in intervention plans from the first visit onwards.

Prosecutors say he and other leaders from the Muslim Brotherhood were freed from jail illegally on 30 January 2011 in an intervention from the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, a few days after they were detained as the uprising got under way.

Two months earlier, the lack of direct flights to Chengdu was highlighted in an intervention from senior Conservatives that prompted the then prime minister, David Cameron, to set up Sir Howard Davies's commission and pave the way for expansion.